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You can add up to 20 key-value pairs. When the plug-in is modified, JSON is read from the database, decrypted, parsed, and displayed as key-value text box pairs, maintaining original order. Key and values are validated against length limitations in this way: Key-value pairs are translated to JSON. Length of the resulting JSON string in bytes is displayed on the page.
If the length exceeds 5 KB, a warning message is shown. Additionally, to prevent request forging, the resulting string is validated on the server to be: Valid JSON string Has correct format Doesn't exceed length limit If these requirements aren't met, a warning message is shown.
Each message sent by Oracle Field Service Core Application to a plug-in, where the method is one of the supported methods, contains the field securedData. Format of the messages for other methods, for example, 'error' does not change.
Export and Import Plug-Ins When you have plug-ins that work in a similar way, you can export the properties and configuration from one plug-in and import them into another. Save the XML file. The selected plug-in is exported with its configuration.
Plug-ins with secure parameters are exported with the keys, but without their values. The plug-in is validated and errors, if any, are displayed. Fix the errors and import the file again. Select the type of user for which you want to add the plug-in.
Click Screen configuration. Find and click the page to which you want to add the plug-in. The Visual Form Editor page appears. Plug-ins are available not only on the Visual Form Editor, but on old context layout structures such as Parts Details as well. On such pages, add an action and select a plug-in from the list. Note: You cannot add buttons to context layout structures that are responsible for changing the state of an activity, simultaneously with submitting data.
Some of the context layout structures where you cannot add buttons are Add activity, Not done activity, Install inventory, End activity. Further, you cannot remove or change the visibility of the two predefined buttons on these pages: Dismiss and Submit.
This is to preserve the data integrity within transitions between states. The label of the plug-in is displayed in the Plug-in field. By default all plug-ins have a visibility of Read-only. This name is displayed on the page from which the plug-in will be invoked. This screenshot shows the Visual Form Editor page where a plug-in is added to the Button element:. For example, enter defaultScreen to define a page as the default page in the plug-in.
The maximum length of the name that you can enter is characters. The maximum length of the value that you can enter is characters. The total combined length of all parameter names and values must not exceed characters. These parameters are not encrypted when sent to the plug-in. Plug-In Buttons and Icons Let's say you use a plug-in that contains several pages and you want to configure links that open different pages of the plug-in.
You can configure the plug-in for all these scenarios, using the Parameters option: Configure parameters for a button associated with a plug-in: You can specify custom parameters for each button of a plug-in. If backPluginButtonId was not set, the 'open' message doesn't contain the buttonId and openParams fields. There's a plug-in, which implements three pages: "Catalog", "Cart" and "Order List". Each button has a corresponding icon:. The plug-in updates the "Cart", so that it shows the count of the items in the cart:.
The plug-in clears the counter on the "Cart" button and updates the "Order List" button so it shows the number of orders for approval:. The plug-in runs in the background and receives the updated status of the order from the server. It clears the counter on the "Order List" button and highlights it:. General Information section. A mandatory field defining the plug-in name in the English language. Plug-in name translations to other languages, if used. A mandatory field defining a unique action or plug-in label.
Entity activity, inventory, required inventory, resource, service request, user to which the action or plug-in is to be related. The base action from which the plug-in is to be derived, if needed.
The type of plug-in you want to use. The path to a URL for external plug-ins. The data that you want to be sent to the external plug-in. Determines whether you want to disable the plug-in when Oracle Field Service is offline. Determines whether the plug-in can be set as a Main Menu item through the Main menu context layout. Determines whether the plug-in uses the iframe layout.
Determines whether the window in which the plug-in runs has scroll bars. The width and height of the plug-in window in pixels. Determines whether you want to use a hosted plug-in. The type of authentication used by the external server hosting the plug-in source to verify access to the plug-in. The user name and password to log in to the plug-in.
Displayed when HMAC authentication is selected. The section where secure information such as user name and password used to access external sites is entered. The data entered here is encrypted and stored. Use the plus icon to add a new key-value pair.
You can add a maximum of 20 key-value textbox pairs, after which the icon is hidden. The maximum size of the parameters allowed is 5 KB. This size includes the data structure overhead and doesn't correspond to the length of keys and values of strings. Changes to the secure data are sent to Oracle Field Service during the next synchronization. The data is sent to the plug-in when the next message is sent. Fields for the Native Application Option. The name of the application to be launched by the plug-in.
The browser in which the application is to be launched. The Native application link will be available in GUI, if the browser user agent matches the specified mask. For example, Safari, Android, iPad, iPhone. The template for building the external application URL from properties. The URL template contains parameters key and placeholders for parameters value. Name English. Name other languages.
Visibility rules similar to. Use Plug-in API. POST Data. Disable plug-in in offline. Open in iframe. Popup Notification.
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Forms Find the most commonly used forms here. External plug-ins, however, can be developed by anyone; they use externally stored data and communicate with the application by HTTP requests.
The external plug-ins use HTML5 features such as offline work and persistence storage. However, be aware that if an external plug-in has its own domain, offline mode is not supported for iOS Native Application.
Two-way communication using Oracle Field Service Plug-in API The plug-in framework offers these features: Integration with Oracle Field Service through an API and, therefore, the ability to perform complex tasks which could previously be performed only by internal plug-ins Ability to work offline with Mobility Cloud Service Plug-in development by your organization or third-party developers without requiring Oracle developers.
